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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-13

No box; M teaspoon or sticky hottie Put up in
Iateat packages 25 DOSES 81 CENTS. War.
anted o. CIR. money refunded Ask your drug.
ist. II you fail to get them send price 20
chE CYAvITA On noInhao 0hIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-07

II the breach between Allen Thorndyke Rice and
Mike Cregan in New York city has no other effect,
viii at least to throw light upon the inner
working OF the political machine in great centre
Of population, for the edIieation OF those extra
vtrtuous citizens who are too good to take hand
In running the government themselves and yet
growl when IL Is run by the toughest and toughest
element In society. The trouble with all reformers
OF Mr.. Mce's stamp Is that they do their work by
halves They are anxious to purify politics but
they do not feel confidence enough in themselves
to attack the task unassisted So they confine
thsir activities 70 the delivery of highly moral
Ofat0Fy and the writing OF essays on the necessity
Of elevating the standard of citizenship, and turn
over the practical abors OF the canvass to one Of
the "b0ysr who knows how the thing Is done. The
hoy" Of Mr.. Riee's choice was mature lad, with
a judgment sharpened by experience. He seems
to have frankly admitted his inability to manage
his regular retainers with only twelve hundred
dollars In Mr.. Cregan's opinion, If Mr.. Rice had
stacked up and seen spinola's pile and gone him
ten thousand dollars better, he'd have got away
with the election Perhaps he would; but it is a
rather sorry commentary on the condition OF
things political in a monster city like New York
when candidate for Congress is Obliged to ad-
vance, for Legitimate campaign expenses" three,
four or i've times his annual salary as O Repre-
sentative That money has got to come from
somewhere; and the choice of candidates offered
the voter 10 limited TO men of wealth and men who
are willing to steal It Is not wonderful that Mr..
Rice, the respectable citizen, expresses his horror
at the revelation OF corruption In politics which he
has lately received; but IL Is wonderful that MI.
Rtee the professional observer OF men and AFFAIRS
should have been so childlike as to expect any
other kind OF revelation when ne had such we'll
kaown character as Mike Cregan TO deal with.
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CHAMP CONTINUATION SALE

GRAND CONTINUATION SALE
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
The universal response to this sale the past
week is q substantial attestatiOn to the fact that
we are Offering good moneys worth. We were
disappointed in not receiving the entire stock
enables US to offer the following additional bar
gains:
100 dozen ladies' Muslin Gowns, four clus-
tiers of three fine tucks down the front. neck
and sleeves trimmed with Cambria rufle, worth
623sc., only soc. each.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hub
bard Night Gowns, yoke of sll-over embroidery,
neck and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg, worth
S713c., only 15c. each.
100 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Suuare-neck
Chemise. yoke of three rows of insertion aud
four clusters of three fine tucks, neck and
sleeves trimmed with Hamburg ruffie worth
5Sc., only 5Oc each.
Is dozen Ladies' Fine Cambria Chemise,
yoke OF Torchon lace neck and sleeves trimmed
with lace. worth size only 75c. each.
lOO dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers
trimmed around bottom with fine Hamburg
rufhe, two clusters Of three tucks each above,
with Hamburg insertion between, extra good
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers but
tons and button holes, small seams, extra
values.
High-neck, 12kc. each.
LOw-neck, 10c. each.
10 dozen LADIES' Fine Cambria Corset Covers
four clusters of three tucks EACH neck trimmed
with lace, usually sold at 33c., only 2:5c each
(SecOnd floor; take elevator)
3a7 WOODWARD L LOTHROP
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RED TICKET SALE.

RED TICKET SALE
gs9m now TIL February ay first every day win be
s1a Sn Sp 5a saas
eh ssSS lsB BE spr4 F1 bfraaf sAHE
ns snS h,s trimmed In Beaver MYsr.
than 80, some as high as SIS. Your eho Dice
tsa@sS sitf Fur. other: WITH F Piash soms
p'A'n ms y. JaS ms eTsr al sf'o.
imper,sd some q Beaeie ont ottoman. bs sSs
and jersey cloths. sold as high as 50, viii now
x,.n.so., 81 ds;Sisss s eE9Aks SOM.
e sold ossh ssns t II. aSs
Arst choice At 60, second choice, g. few
Boys Kilt .m? sT1 item
SS . n;ss Suits mi, cloths
1fS LAT ihs sh9 aoo fSs a AND JEwy1Ry
damaged, regular price SO to s1.25; TO close
BkAD-Ibout our finest quality gold front Lace Pins,
asD bSid 81. 'f bEf fsfR
READ-Aeout lot Of M9r.ted laees all e9ors. worth
st r aSs gr ID
soc. yard; TO close out at Ice. yard.
RxAD-4bout : lot Of Irish Point Embroidery. worth
so I" bo 81 to b f,Fis Xxi # sSs: yard
RxAD-About our French Bisque Doll. regular price
I b Z + s2sS GD {. If ffss
nb9o o ae &c; rsF ri. prices from p to 35c;
R6AD-About hnest quality Colored Sets collars
vv., sIc:s out Il l5s ! set " - " 90 : '@~' %
kEADSaa eo Ha Styles.
close s e; 4 Isf, 6 SD - - '' 70
READ-About School Bags regular prices Is to CSC:
70 close out at Sc each
a% at Sas s and ends worth
READ-About Rubber Bracelets, sold Toe pair; to
READ-ALout Paint boxes sold at 3 aud IOc box to
RxAD-Abon. Rubber Hair Pins. scld a. Be-; to close
KEAD-1bout Hate Pins. 40 in paper close out a.
EAD-tsoat busters. for busting pictures and
brackets. cheap at lOc. The lot to close at &c.
DkEss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
RxAD-Abop, ren.nants Of Black Lace Fionncings, IL
y, ,,ss a. sssn,s NC e;aipnrs Pennsins regular
IL S.Td: EssSE:si ileansiss Ss az, Price
READ-Asou, csiSred Bsf Tf,IaiaitE' regular price
READ-4boa; All our Is and c e Plush sn n Fur
Loops z e Ply sq bk 4 ,is sffs
READ-About. lot q Odds and End. IN Fancy Plush
s ns T pres :eS sSssa e ss
WI - MUSLIN iiEs LIN UNDERWEAR
READ-Abeu. Odds and Ends in soiled goods consist
s na s assW rsas c cost p ess
Sise n lot Of ed sizes n CSrsets, from 5tc. to
DRY GOODS
RIAD-About our eiosinr sale of Dry Goods We are
s .s, ;os p ss, sim xl many stylish and pretty
tables and VIII :s sd s11Ssa ias
E: ! ~ i !; \ $ :: :;
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Advertiser

viii ssrve their own purpose best and at the time
greatly accommodate The STAB, il they will send in
before noon tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition of Saturdays paper the forms of
which must be sent to press much earlier than the
other Ave days of the week
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK BAR
OF sixteen years standing aiso educated for and
student and lover q aEeSlturs and s,Ssk with nm
to sonsses fT With 10
professional afording scope Tor esefy and Versatility
and plenty Of exercise out Of doors Address Boz 1904
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE AND coMpE-
w tent man situation as waiter or 90 geners neqse
work can furnish good references, Call at 1894 1tth
WANTEp-BY A JEWISH YOUNG NAN REsi-
dent Of this city, position Is sslssmsn ~ Try
Address Il. b. &, Star Office. 80 1t,
"ANTED-BY A fIRST-CLASS DRESSMAkER.
" work in families: cuts by the tailor system thor
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office. 1T
WAYTRD.A, SITUATION AZ GOOD COOK IN Ma 4
fSsE sPs oS sGqns white '1s
fer maid
III NJ st. n W., Dundore Co. ~
WANTED-BY WHITE BOY SIXTEEN TEEN MARS fEAaiS
generally useful best Of references. Address f.
WANTED-A LADY OPERATOR. WITH HER
w own Typewriter, who writes from dictation, and
saPsiSsasf xFRf
st.nw. 3so-St'
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st. NV. 3aT-lw
VNANTED-BY FIRST CLASS ITALIAN COOK,
w position; references furnished Address 4!S
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WANTED-A BOSTON LADY OF EXPERIENCE
w in teaching would like Position ss goyernsss to
ing. Address Box l 40 Star Office. la6-3t'
WANTED-A POSITION AS PRIVATE SECRE-
w tary or companion. or both, by 9 woman who Is
ready and experienced writer familiar with books and
authors and willing TO give most faithful and diligent
service The most satisfactory references can he fur
nished. Address b.. Star Office ts6-6t
WANTED BY A REsPEcTABI. E WHITE WOMAN,
w situation cook in a FIRST class private family
can furnish good references; nationality, Swede Call
at 1893 9Th ST. ja6-2ts
WANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capaciues-white
and cplored with city references. C0OMBS BUR
CESS, Employment Bureau e28 st. NV. d2s-12'
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
w cooks, chambermaids, sales ladies' clerks wait
dairymen buffers, coachmen for private families
hotels. &c. F. n. BURNHAM, $50 and 632 n. W.
ia1-6t
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The alarm expressed by western shippers In re-
gard TO the Cullom bill for regulating interstate
commerce does not seem to be justified by the
actual provisions OF the bill. The pro rata feature
which has been the bugbear OF such legislation
generally, does not exist in this measure. The re-
Quirement is merely that larger sum shall not
be charged for short than for q long haul. There
is nothing In this to prevent the railway compa-
MES from charging the same amount for carrying
ton OF wheat from Toledo To New York as for car
rying IL from Council Bluffs to Boston. Hence the
western producer, instead Of being placed at a
disadvantage in competition with the eastern
rival in the cost OF transportation to the sea-
board, enjoys a positive advantage over
him in the possibility OF getting much
greater service for the same money. There is no
reason, either, why the cost of laying down west
ern American product In a European market
should be any greater after the passage OF the bill
than before it. But, even were there doubt as to
the practieability OF enforcing the short-haul
clause with justice to all parties, 1t ought to be
removed, ON reading the further provision empow-
ering the commission to waive the operation of
the law at their discretion.
The bill is very certain to pass this session and
become a law, and any defects shown by its prac-
tical working can be remedied by Congress here
after, before any great harm is done.
rI.l liaif do .xxl,..
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Z ERFEcT-F1rr1xe CoRsErs.
large and well-selected stock of the most
reputable styles, only such as we can oonscienti-
ously recommend for style. fit and durability.
DO dozen German Woven COrsets, side steels,
embroidered busts, good fitting and extremely
durable. Only 75c. per pair
100 dozen Il. 4 G: American Coutil Corsets,
perfect fitting. Only i per pair.
10 dozen r. G. Double -bone Coutil Corsets,
extra durable. especially suitable for stout
per pair.
OUR SPECIALTY-we do not believe that
there is a better fitting aud more satisfactory
corset made than the celebrated II. G." 4 Ia
Persephone French Psrismsde corsets., We
keep the full line in various styles suitable for
INFORM ali marked at prices usually charged
for far inferior kinds.
II. c." French Coutil Corsets, white, gray and
cream. $3.50 per pair.
~ G." French Short waist Corsets. white only.
81 30 per pair.
81 c." Abdominal corsets. SO. so per pair.
Second floor, take elevator)
W(00DWARD Il I0TIIR0p
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EvEaY SATURDAY,
FOR THE PAST TWENTY YEARS. OUR HOUSE HAS
BEEN TEE RENDEZVOUS OF THE BOYS AND
CHILDREN OF WASHINGTON. THE FATHERS
WHO TO-DAY BRING THEIR BOYS TO OUR HOUSE
TO BE CLOTHED WERE IN LIKE MANNER
BROUGHT HERE FOR THE SAME PURPOSE BY
THEIR FATHERS, I'm THE DAYS OF AULD LANG
sYNE." THERE IS BUT ONE ROAD TO THE PEG
PIES CONFIDENCE, AND THAT IS THE
STRAIGHT AND NARROW ONE oF-TRUTH HOW
CLOSELY WE HAVE PURSUED THAT ROAD
MoDRsTY FORBIDs OUR SAYING. BUT wEKNOW
WE HAVE CAREFULLY AVOIDED THE PITFALLS
THAT BOUND ITS MARROW LIMITS. THERE;
FORE, WHEN OUR ADVERTISEMENTS ARE READ
THEY ARE RELIED UPON; BELIEVED IMpLIC-
1TLY BY THOSE WHO KNOW Us; AND. so 1T IS
THAT WHEN. AS TO-DAY, WE ADVERTISE
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN BOYS AND chill
DRENs OvERCOATs, WE HAVE REASON TO Ex-
PRcTA BIG TRADE IN THE SAME TOMORROW.
AND WE HAVE ACCORDINGLY PREPARED FOR
1T. EHERE MENTION FEW OF THE GREAT
FRIENDS.
That were $40. now 90;
That we're IS, now a6
That were 81, now SIS;
That were SO, now $5;
Tia. were We're s g. aS% nS ss s;sso
BOYS OyERcOATS-AGEs 12 TO II YEARS,
That were $40, now s.;
That were SO, now Ell
That were ~, now 80;
Some that were 81, now 30:
That were 90. now S5:
That were 81, now 81.
And some that were 80, now Sc.
FIGURES MAKE DRY READING, BUT WE ARE
MOST CAREFUL NOT TO MIsLEAD OUR PATRONS
By ANY BOIsTEROUs CLAIM OF GIVING GOODS
AWAY" THERE'S NO MONEY IN GIVING AWAY
GOODS, BUT IN HOUSE AS LARGE AS OURS, 1T
OFTEN HAPPENS THAT We SEE GOOD AND SUI
FICIENT REASONS FOR MAKING CLEAN
SWEEP OF OUR PROFITS OF THOSE REA-
SONS ARE PERFECTLY VISIBLE TO Us NOW
sAKS 4 COMPANY,
cLoTHIERs, HATTERs, FURNIsHERs AND
TAILORS,
300 to 3Os SEVENTH STREET.
~ WE CLOSE EVENINGS AT SIX O'CLOCK. ta7
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and for that day only, 25c indicated weei saa Merno
Sock for 19c. English Cashmere Socks. marked 85c,
for 24c. Fancy Striped cashnere Socks at 4sc, for
37c This is how make business brisk in dull times
This entire column belongs to the Palais Royal 81
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoR RENT-FOUR FOCR-RooM NEW BRICKS IN
- Willow Tree alley, with water So
one n,room brick house, l42S High ST.. all mod
fmrs with store: $50.
ono seventeen room brick house. all mod imrs. two
PAIN rooms and large store, 1919 Hight st. $50
ohc eight room house, all mod imls- ll2S .4th
NV, so. ~
els. ' ~ ~ - -
One six-room press brick. AZ ST sw.; SIS
CULLlNANE 4 McDERMoTT.
,af-3t' 4:s6 eth ST s.w
kok RENT-0R SALE-FURNISHEDO OR UNFUR-
hshed, ll21 14th st. opposite Portland Flats.
SGul1eu by owner; sanitary plumbing guaranteed by
slsTtor Robinson. open CRATES. furnace and
oath rooms and closets. frescoed ceiling. hard wood
noors ana nnsh, Administer and Wilton carpets Grim
son sann furniture and portiers IA rooms would
change for New YORK property. ta7-2t'
EOR RENT-FouR-SToR BRICK HOSE; II
si6 st.n Apply CHAS. C DUNC ANsON.
1af-t 9th and ID Sta NV
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The solicitude everywhere expressed as to the
result OF the accident TO Mr. Geo. W. Childs shows
The hold he has acquired in public regard by his
honorable and beneficent life
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C1os1Se-our RICE

ON hOSIEHI.
All Winter Hosiery must be sold at once. We
binary reduction:
40 dos. ChildFea's Plain and Ribbed Weel
Hose, best dark colors and mixtures, piece Of
darning cotton attached to each pair tor mend
ing purposes; sizes, and So only.
Regular Prices ,....,,,.......... S2 and 64c
Removal Price Observation-Disclosures for Doc.
WOOnWARH A. TnTHR0p
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H t Il ssss 3 BKKkR t"" F. s ssss
H H A A n Mn ODD K K = ssss :.

The Christmas rush cleared out our Hand'kf stock.
and glad more to be able to advertise Hand
kerchief We have received the best values to sell for
2oc. we have ever shown They are very sheer linen,
and have embroidered borders and center of block and
other patterns, in white and coors. You will smile
when we say they are worth Soc Please your
criticism until You have seen. For 4Sc. we show
scalloped bordered Handkerchiefs, embroidered in
black and white. We would like yonr opinion con-
corning them. If we say they worth ever SO much
more you may not believe 1t. Will you ask to see
them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-07

PRrzEs FoE PROVERBS.
dollars will b paid sy MAsIIs 9LEI
the First Best Second Best and IL" Third Best est
Series of twenty t2O) Short Proverbs. or
Familiar Sayings appropriate to the good
The following examples are given Of what would be
deemed appropriate:
"Tned noture's s,ceet restoreT," -HE-No IRA.
&c" Good tale u meme the tcosse fer bsi1 t,oce told"
Pure HE No-Excellent HE-No-Most Excellent Tea.
THE cup that cheers --HE-No TEA.
"A geod s1am ne Z tAs best seynson"-Marin Gillet
4 Co. drink He No TEA Themselves.
CospIIloxs:
The syards will he made BY impartial spd dispter-
ested Judges on March ]. 1887 till which date cen
trbutors may send in their lists.
Write plainly. and side Of the paper only
Sign your list with symbol, assumed name or num-
s5 na s @ 1is Ra
the selection by the Judges Of the three best lists
Address all communications relating to this offer 10
HE-No TEA PROVERBS,
Care MARTIN GILLEr Co., Baltimore, Md
Copyright 1887 By Martin eillet Coz 1t
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OIOSIN0-OUT II RICE
ON vELvETEENs.
Our stock of Elberon velveteens must be dis
posed of previous to removal March 1; hence
we have cut the price in half, viz:
a3-in. NbeEon Velyeteens, in the following
shades -
3 Shades Of Brown.
3 Shades Of Garnet
Olive.
Cardinal
9 Shades Of Blue.
REppOED FROM 81 90 TO SOC, PER YARD,
These are the same estimable goods we have
had such success with the past season, and at
this price should meet with an instant sale.
WOODWARD LOTHR0P.
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OFFICES.

SIT. rm. and part of eel
lar, 4th and SITS II w s2 3 46S La ave. hasem,t $40
ST.; and dwg os5 9th ST 4rs 4th floor 401 9TH s.
str nm, cellar back rm AS .th st. IT r, I'd
2ol III ST. 9th and Pa. ave, r. IL. 10
Stable rr Ia l6 st NV IL RS I'd floor 4Ol ia st n
Stable r'r 1913 10th n wv w. each .... 2 5fl
St'h!e rer 30 3D. st > i r. 3D. A. 40l 9TH NV 10
The above is only a portion Of the property on NV
books For fun list cali at office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 10th. Iia1l THOS. E WAGGAMAN.
IHOR RENT-IN WEST WASHINGTON, NEARLY
y new Groom press brick front, 1ol1 roth II. The
House has hay window roof contains range atrnbes
bat ample warirobes and al modern conyeniences
neighborhood frst-class aud but half square from
street cars; rent S35 to good tenant Apply TO 1854
NJ st. NV. jss, at.
Tor RENT FURNISHED HOUSE ON COR
coran St NV, between 14th and 18th rooms
all mod. imp rent SO per month. d. G. PROCTOR
4 Sun, I226 st. NV. 1ao-3m
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NEW INVOICES Or GLOVES
The present stock contains about the best
values ever offered by u.s. We keep reliable
0L0ues only.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Gloves, embroidered
backs Only 81 per pair.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Gloves, kid welts, en-
broidered in black and self color. Only $1.5O
per pair.
Ladies' 4-button English Walking Gloves,
Pique stitched. embroidered backs, all the new
shades. Only 81. 80 per pair:
BARGAINS IN WOODEN GLOVES
Children's Wooden Ribbed top Mittens-car-
dinal. Seal and Navy. Only 20 and G5e per
pair. Worth &c. more
Ladies' 6-button Length Jersey Cashmere
Gloves In Black and Colors. Only 25, 30 and
46c. per pair.
WOADWA Am n IOTHROp
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F F 4 4 & E E;;;E 9: :: =
b A A n Nm cSSS

Thousands 70 select from. Novelties are White Cock
Feather Fans with marabout and bird S8 49, Spanrled
GAUGE Fans, In black. $2.68 Hand-painted satin
Fans, with mother Of pearl sticks. e8.e8. Ostrich
Feather Fans, all colors embossed sticks $685. For
98c. we show Plain or Hand-panted Satin Fans with
without feather hps. White Ind Colors. These are
special value.
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IS5s4 ST. rs mi $50 i65f ssta st.,
sSSf i, % So ss6 bs s sa :, =
fI55 I'll :: 4. W rooms s00n M sas
ta6 1907 Pennsylvania NV
IrOR PENTHOUSE NO. $50 NJ ST. n VA
pEoys%snts; rent s4o ~ Inquire St 10 I$S3 9th
EoR RENT OR sALE-4ee H STREET N. w
rear contains f3 rooms modern IMPROVEMENT, com
yenient to street ears and departments Inquire $50
T E9od repair. ZIG 30. Modern inls. Apply to W.
Ms si NFW sHSke 3 sn.a l
Rsr mouth each NORTH wIsHiSeToN Ill Il IS:
Pension office; bay window. brick, seven room and
bath dry cellar all modern improvements in perfect
Tor PENTHOUSE, LOT AND STORE COM
colesviIIe, Nd. Apply address to Mrs J. A. FBEY,
j. 461 D ne Or 2 St. SO 4o5 ne Or st. 30
60 St ns sr . s gfsa Mkile 80
az AZ Rsn ,ss q f. as. % % 5$l
Desirable Office Rooms in building 932 and g;,4 ST.
= asst s%oRSsTEDr BRADLEY, sa7 F St
Once HE Eiss szs h T9sT 5,s y
f fji5 q e. 81; IL &. SSS
S NV sRRsSs p.st sS II
IA 5th st NV. iIr.. IS 1882 Wyiie St h. )
f iSd "a st store 5l iS,G e
i lSl fSsh 3. aa SO h sRs Of
Mass az nE Thes & e Grant Place Or
sSEs nr 5S near near f!s , Il
Conn.av. mr. Dup't Cir 200 "a St, Pa ave..
+. near arr, 18th st.. Tor ia5l '''A' "
Property placed with for rent sale is literally
advertised free of cost to the owner
S IL o9h s and
ITOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE OF NINE HAND
Il some rooms and cellar near Pension and Interior
departments; modern improvements; good condition
market, street aud school convenient, G. II.
ARMEs. 927 st. ja3-Im
LNOR RENT-l335 h ST. NE, NEARLY NEW
IL six room brick; hall vesttbule; latrobes; and
water cars pass the door; only els per month In
NOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. ELEGANTLY
month G T. KNIGHT 81 vs. St o NV ' .ai-6t:
IfOR RENT-SToP PAYING RENT AND BUY A
property, down; the Bsiance in monthly payments
about equal to the rent You pay lo9 VIII thus De say
KNIGHT, 8s5 ST. NV room i, FIRST aoor iai-et
LOR RENT-NICE IL ROOM AND BATH HOUSE
f9Sa E oP@ 70
FIRST floor. lal-Wf
LoR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
rooms, including bath. 1913 ID st. ne. d1s-4w'
I,oR RENT-11a9 nth ST, BET. AND MN.w,
ss 81 sEsr
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NENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
AT THE PALAIS ROYAL
ON SATURDAY JANJrAPv eTu

ON SATURDAY, JANUARY STH,
Sock for 1ec English Cashmere Seeks, marked &c.
&c. This is how make business brisk in dull times
~ This entire column belongs to the Palais Royal II
6 Gee g EnH Mn TIT ssss /"
& ss Sc kEs \ m N + ssss d
EVENING NEcKwEAR, ETC.
All shapes of Ottoman Silk, Plain Silk. Satin Scarfs
in white and black plain or hand embroidered in col
ored or white Silks 44e each For identical styles and
quality pay at high class gents furnishing stores
IS cents each.
Dude Bows Of black or white Ottoman silk. plain
Silk or Satin Bows, 25c. each.
Lawn Dude Bows, 15c. EACH Thebest GLOVES tried
on and warranted. Best English Kid evening shades
d pair.
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~ You may have been in the store yesterday Since
then we have received novelties from the buyers of the
following departments, who are now in New York:
LACEs,
NECKwEAR,
FLOWERS
HANDKERcHIEFS,
RIBBONS
OUR NECKWEAR BUYER has been fortunate in
purchasing the entire stock of importer Of Lace
Neckwear. The prices were not put on the goods at
the time of writing this advertisement. All tell
you is the goods have arrived and that the lot
Prises less than 500 dozen Barcelona Guipure and
hand-Fun Lace Fichus and Scarfs The prices will
range from CSC to about $15 each. We bought cheap
and will sell cheap.
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,UMBER, MARDwOODs, BRICKS AND BUILDING
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
al and buy In lots to suit for cash Also Horses and
Wxfons Must close the out ut roasonabIe bide
little above auction prices close business of VIM
ne Lea an W. j. NEWTON, Assignee,
Ja'-ot 18th and b SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-07

C1osrse-ovr PR1crs
ON SCARFS.
Our stock of Ladies' Fine Windsor ScArfs will
pc placed on sale tomorrow morning, At the fol-
lowing greatly reduced prices
2c Windsor Ties, now 2oc.
50c 32Ec.
Csc. I" soc.
STka RSc
We also offer Crepe de Chine Silk Scarfs IS
follows
Black Crepe de Chine 6carfs, small size.
duced from S8c to 05c
s1ss Crepe de Chine scsrfs' now s aS5
All of the above are Bargains, and worthy At
tention.
(SecOnd floor: take elevator.)
W)ODW ARR TOTHROP
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